Without commenting on the coding problems (I'm not a programmer), I'd like to underline that the documentation is indeed a vast problem. I spent countless hours figuring out missing parts, googling for howtos and old mailing list posts. I think this truns away almost all potential users, because I don't see how it's possible to even setup Midgard without some debugging or posting to this list. Of course p�eople here are very friendly and helpful, but I think many people give up before posting because they think midgard is broken anyway.
Like I said, I'm not a programmer, but if I could help keeping the documentation current. BTW, I was thinking about setting up a wiki, it might lower the barrier for potential contributors and provide some extra docs. If there is interest, just let me know Bye, Andreas Am Mittwoch, 5. Mai 2004 14:58 schrieb Torben Nehmer: > First there is our most prominent problem, the quality of the Midgard > code, both core (lib, mod and php4) and on an application level (Aegir > foremost, but even MidCOM isn't really that clean, at least by my own > standards). If we couple this with our second-greatest problem, the > missing documentation on almost any part of the system along with bad > packaging we have a dangerous combination. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
